1460 bombs, 670 drones, 30 rockets. Zełenski: This is Putin's response to diplomacy

The number of Russian aviation attacks on Ukraine is increasing, which proves that international pressure on Russia is still insufficient – wrote on Sunday on the website X, the president of Ukraine Wołodymyr Zelnski. According to the Ukrainian, one person died in the night raid of Kiev and three were injured.

“Russia reveals its true intentions, wants to continue to sow terror for as long as the world allows it,” Zelanski emphasized, at the same time calling for the imposition of major economic sanctions to Moscow.

“These attacks are Putin's response to all international diplomatic efforts. Each of our partners – the USA, all of Europe, the whole world – sees that Russia intends to continue war and killing,” he added.

The Ukrainian leader announced that over the past week, Russian forces fired against Ukraine “over 1460 guided air bombs, almost 670 assault drones and over 30 rockets.”

The Pressure On Russia is Still Insufficient, and the Daily Russian Strikes on Ukraine Prove It. Last Night, Ballistic Missiles Were Launched Against Kyiv, While Attack Drones Targeted The Region. Strikes Also Hit the Mykolaiv, Sumy, Kharkiv, Khmelnytskyi, and Cherrys regions. … pic.twitter.com/vnagmz4yfr

– Volodymyr Zelenskyy / володимир зеленський (@zelenskyyua) April 6, 2025

On the night of Saturday to Sunday, Russia fired ballistic missiles to the capital of Ukraine and Kiev, while assault drones attacked in the region – wrote Zelanski. He added that the fire was taken by: Kharkowski, Mikołajowski, Sumski, Chmielnicki and Czerkaski.

According to the RBK-Ukrain portal, citing local authorities, as a result of a raid of Kiev, one person was killed and three were injured. Earlier, the city of Witalij Kliczko informed about three wounded people. Fires broke out in several districts.

In Kiev, public television channel offices were destroyed in foreign languages, AFP said, citing the statement of the Ukrainian Freedom TV station. The building, which includes Editorial offices of English, Spanish, Portuguese and Arabic-speaking were seriously damaged, but none of the employees suffered-the station said. (PAP)

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